A’s loving and attentive behavior surprises Rhiannon, as she believes A to be the more typically disengaged Justin, but she is thrilled to see her “boyfriend” making more of an effort to connect. When A impulsively suggests they ditch school together, Rhiannon agrees and suggests they go to the beach.ĭuring their day together, A and Rhiannon converse deeply and form a strong emotional connection.

Although A usually attempts to maintain a careful distance from the friends and loved ones of the hosts, A feels an inexplicable desire to get to know Rhiannon better. Through observing Rhiannon’s behavior and accessing Justin’s memories, A learns that Justin treats Rhiannon poorly, often making her feel small, anxious, and insecure. Soon, however, A meets Justin’s girlfriend, Rhiannon. The day begins normally, with A heading to school and attending Justin’s classes. When A wakes up in the body of a high school student named Justin, everything about A’s existence changes. Additionally, since A never wakes up in the same body twice, A tries to maintain a healthy detachment from each person’s life. A has accepted this existence, choosing to fall asleep before the switch each night, so that it occurs peacefully. Even if A stays awake, A’s spirit involuntarily-and painfully-rips from the body it is inhabiting in order to move on to the next. Over the years, A has learned that it is impossible to prevent the switch to a new body at midnight each night. When A wakes up in a new body, they have access to that person’s memories, which helps them navigate the day. Comfortable living as both male and female, A is non-binary and does not exclusively identify with either gender. A has no control over the gender, race, location, or appearance of each body they occupy, but they do always wake up in the body of a person their age. A is a sixteen-year-old disembodied spirit who wakes up in the body of a different person each day.

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